The Tom Woods Show, episode 1510.

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Hey, everybody, Tom Woods here. So glad to have Scott Horton back with us. You know Scott as the

Libertarian Foreign Policy expert. You can check him out over at scothorton.org. He's got

the Scott Horton show. He's got anti-war radio that he does on

terrestrial radio. He's doing tremendous work over at anti-war.com and the Libertarian Institute.

He's an author, speaker, great guy all around. And I wanted to have him on to talk about

all the commentary and hysteria about Syria, the Kurds, and Donald Trump's decision to get American troops out of northern Syria.

So we're going to talk about that today and try and get to the bottom of what's really going on.

Scott, welcome back.

Hey, Tom, how are you doing?

I'm doing pretty well.

All right.

Obviously, we've got to talk about the Kurds and Syria and Trump and the neocons, not just the neocons, but like all respectable people. We've got to talk about that because I've seen a variety of opinions here, even from people who have by and large supported Trump because they thought he might be a non-interventionist. I've even seen like John Smirak having some difficulty with this

decision. So I want to get to the heart of it. We've seen, as far as I can see, the only at least

outspoken senator supporting Trump here is Rand Paul. And otherwise it's crickets. So what I want to

know is we've heard about Trump is, well, the way it sounded

at the beginning was Trump is moving troops out of Syria in such a way that he's going to endanger

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